Reporting as a method of protecting shareholders' rights in corporate governance
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corporate governance code international accounting and reporting standards principles corporate governanceAbstract
By financing joint-stock companies, investors receive certain rights, which are usually protected through legal mechanisms. These rights include both the disclosure requirement and the reporting rules, so that investors are provided with the information they need to exercise their rights. Therefore, in modern global corporate practice, there is a widespread requirement for an issuer, according to which a joint-stock company is obliged to disclose information about its activities, as well as about the issue of shares.

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Gulyamov С. (2004). Reporting as a method of protecting shareholders’ rights in corporate governance. Gulyamov Said Saidakhrarovich, 1(1). Retrieved from https://www.old.gulyamov.org/index.php/said/article/view/40
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